Weddingbee boards

I think it's kind of exciting!  I don't think it's meant to be a mean thing to have this be a separate show.  I actually think it's a compliment for a category of women who are too often ignored in fashion circles! 

My guess is that they have had enough people show an interested in the full figured dresses that they saw a need to make that a featured show, and not just an occasional happening in the other show.  I don't know if you are plus sized or not, but the reality is the plus sized woman is often marginalized to have a very limited amount of selections in so many fashions that the thoughts that a bridal show is going to focus attention on the fact that plus sized women are beautiful and can wear fabulous fashions is exciting!  The show is going to prove that a curvy chick can be just as fashion forward as the supermodel slim cover girl.  I bet that the other show will continue to have a variety of shapes on it as well, but that the new edition is really going to feature that plus sized shapes have the same variety within their sizing as do the smaller figures.  I would hope that the show might be an eyeopener to the fashion world that curvy plus sizes want the same things that other women want!

I don't see the point in having an entire series dedicated to plus size brides, especially with a name like "Big Bliss". I think SYTTD should've featured plus size brides along with the rest of the brides featured. Why make a fuss about it?

I hate the idea of the show. Why single out just bigger brides? I'm super petite (a nicer way to say short) and could not pull off half the dresses they have on the show. But they don't have a say yes to the dress for shorter people. Nor do they have one for different races or any other category. Why the need to single out bigger people? Why not just include everyone on the show.

I hate to say this but it really sounds like the non-plus sized chicks are complaining about a show that is making those of us who fit the category excited to watch it.  The name isn't the greatest, but I think that the concept is...  because the other show features all shapes and sizes, and varieties of gender orientation...  I've seen petites, tall girls, average sizes, and plus sizes...   But this show's concept is really looking at a group who often feels that the bridal industry is missing how they want to look and feel. I haven't worn a size 10 dress since I was in junior high... my shape and figure are not the slim sizes of the average fit... I'm curvy, and have a naturally bountiful figure.  As I write these words, I'm thinking that if you just don't get the concept and aren't a true plus size woman... (If you think that being a street size 12 makes you plus sized... please check at the local department store, because I am quite sure that you are NOT in the category.)  Then you probably need to not make comments, because it's not really helpful.  I'm not trying to be mean, but I think some of these comments are offensive.  It's clear that you think the show doesn't apply to you, so just watch the other ones and let those of us who want to watch all of the shows enjoy this one! 

I think SYTTD realizes it needs to revamp its formula, by now, we all know that when a bride tries on a dress that is out of her budget, she will fall in love with it, etc.

Okay, so part of me wants to watch it because as a bigger girl, I want to see what dresses really look good on a body type like mine, you know? At the same time I don't like being segregated to the 14W-30W section of the store where sh!t is covered in lace and gauze and I feel like a show like this just pushes 14+ sized girls out of the realm of 'normal' attire, you know? I guess what would be nice is if SYTTD just represented more body types on the regular show. Instead you get a whole lotta skinny girls, an occasional chunk like myself, and more often a few older brides who aren't big, just aren't tiny. They should do a midwest version of that show. Farm folk are thick dang it! You go into a store here and the 14 and 16 sizes are missing because everybody wants 'em! Hmph.